Chapter 14. Test-Driven Development
The best candidates for rapid development are systems for which requirements remain constant throughout the lifetime of the project. Sadly, such projects are a rarity, possibly to the extent that like such mythical beasts as the Yeti and the Loch Ness monster, their existence is questionable at best, and most likely fictitious.
Software projects have proven themselves prone to change at even the latest stage of the development process. A change can strike a project from a variety of directions: requirements are subject to change when use cases are enhanced, removed, or added; the system design may also change, either to reflect an update to the requirements or because of an initial discrepancy or shortcoming. ...
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